General / Off-Topic Show us your rigs!
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or "look at my awesome ring you peasants" you might as well have said.
One day I shall own a rig like yours, until then:
Edit: And yes I didnt clean up for the picture! take that!
One day I shall own a rig like yours, until then:
Edit: And yes I didnt clean up for the picture! take that!
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RquXLETaciM
Anyway here is mine
I need to do some cable tidy - but I am decorating the room so its a bit messy at the moment
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Ahahahah [big grin][big grin][big grin]
Brett we know you are working hard but turn on some lights or open a window buddy!
Brett C
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If i was to show you my entire desktop, Kerrash would get severe pixel envy.
There are two more monitors outside of that picture... one to the left and one to the right.
I'm refusing to put my one up It's not pretty, my desk needs a serious tidy and my PC needs some TLC (a new graphics card and some more memory is the starting point for it)
It's not pretty, my desk needs a serious tidy and my PC needs some TLC (a new graphics card and some more memory is the starting point for it)
[cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry] [tongue]If i was to show you my entire desktop, Kerrash would get severe pixel envy.
Built this in March this year as I had enough of my old 6-7 year old machine which had been upgraded, upgraded and upgraded started failing.
CPU: Intel Core i7 5820k @ 4.4 Ghz with H100i Water cooler
RAM: 32GB DDR4 2133MHZ
GFX: 2x Asus Directcu ii 290
Screen: 3x1080p 22" Screens. Tv in the background has Virgin Media Multi room attached (For anyone not in the UK Virgin Media is a cable TV/Broadband company).
HDD: 512GB SSD (OS and Games) 4x1TB 7200RPM Enterprise disks for storage
Sound Card: Sound Blaster ZX
Speakers: Logitech Z906
Wheel: Logitech Driving Force GT
CPU: Intel Core i7 5820k @ 4.4 Ghz with H100i Water cooler
RAM: 32GB DDR4 2133MHZ
GFX: 2x Asus Directcu ii 290
Screen: 3x1080p 22" Screens. Tv in the background has Virgin Media Multi room attached (For anyone not in the UK Virgin Media is a cable TV/Broadband company).
HDD: 512GB SSD (OS and Games) 4x1TB 7200RPM Enterprise disks for storage
Sound Card: Sound Blaster ZX
Speakers: Logitech Z906
Wheel: Logitech Driving Force GT
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Wasn't there one thread like this before?
Here's my current setup as I work with color grading.
I usually have three Dell U2414H up and running for everyday use, but when I'm grading one of them is swapped for a high-end video monitor and the keyboard is swapped for a control surface as seen above.
The case of my rig is a Fractal Design R4 and its contents are
- MSI X99 Raider motherboard
- i7 5960x (8-core 16 threads)
- 128GB RAM
- Two first gen. GTX Titan
- Decklink HD Extreme 3D video I/O
- Four SSDs and two HDDs
Planning to expand so I have at least 12TB RAID0 for faster storage when I work and need to play files fast! [hehe]
Here's my current setup as I work with color grading.
I usually have three Dell U2414H up and running for everyday use, but when I'm grading one of them is swapped for a high-end video monitor and the keyboard is swapped for a control surface as seen above.
The case of my rig is a Fractal Design R4 and its contents are
- MSI X99 Raider motherboard
- i7 5960x (8-core 16 threads)
- 128GB RAM
- Two first gen. GTX Titan
- Decklink HD Extreme 3D video I/O
- Four SSDs and two HDDs
Planning to expand so I have at least 12TB RAID0 for faster storage when I work and need to play files fast! [hehe]
We'll see how it goes. I'm not expecting any bluescreens at least. [where is it]
And you'd be surprised how fast the RAM fills up! My usual work tasks easily fill up to 80-90GB. I was very surprised when I saw that, as I've always been thinking 16GB would be enough, as that's the "recommended amount" in the manual of some of the software. I call ! [noob]
And you'd be surprised how fast the RAM fills up! My usual work tasks easily fill up to 80-90GB. I was very surprised when I saw that, as I've always been thinking 16GB would be enough, as that's the "recommended amount" in the manual of some of the software. I call ! [noob]
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Yes [yesnod]
